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Samsung’s upcoming smart ring, the Galaxy Ring, is set to make its official debut on July 10. Recent leaks suggest that the price of the Galaxy Ring could be higher than initially expected, with rumors pointing to a price of €449 in France, translating to around $485. This price would make it significantly more expensive compared to other smart ring options currently on the market.
Previous leaks had hinted at a lower price point for the Galaxy Ring, closer to $300-350, which would align more with the pricing of other smart rings. However, the higher price tag indicates that Samsung may be positioning the Galaxy Ring as a premium wearable with advanced health-tracking features.
In addition to pricing details, there are murmurs of an optional subscription model for the Galaxy Ring, offering additional health and fitness tracking features. While specifics about the subscription are still unclear, Samsung’s focus on health and wellness with the Galaxy Ring is evident.
Moreover, the next iteration of the Galaxy Ring is rumored to include a display, as per a recent Samsung patent. This display could enable notifications and fitness stats to be easily viewed on the smart ring, enhancing its functionality and versatility.
It’s important to note that while patents do not guarantee the release of a product, they do provide insights into the tech innovations a company is exploring. For now, the spotlight remains on the first Galaxy Ring, set to redefine the smart wearable market with its advanced features and potential high price point.
